To study the effectiveness of teaching lettering with 8 millimetre filmloops as compared to conventional teaching at the undergraduate student level. ProcedureUndergraduate students equal in ability and basic knowledge of audio-visual education, were selected and divided into four groups, ten in each group. The first group was control, the second, the third and the forth were experimental. The control group learned three topies about techniques of lettering from lectures. The experimental groups learned one topie about the techniques of lettering from 8 millimetre filmloop. The students were given tests and allowed to practice by themselves. During the test, student in experimental groups were asked about opinions regarding their study of lettering techniques from 8 millimetre filimloops. Results of the written tests and practices were statistically computed to find mean and percentages. ResultsThere was no significant difference between the control and experimental groups. However it was shown that 8 millimetre filmloops can be used in practicing skills in the classrooms. It was also found that studying by 8 millimetre filmloops yields better learning experiences. The students also expressed their desire to study other subjects from 8 millimetre filmloops.